‘Eternity’: Comedy starring Elizabeth Olsen wins 77% critical approval; Check it out!

‘Eternity’romantic comedy starring Elizabeth Olsenwill soon hit the big screen. Node Rotten Tomatoesthe film won 77% of approval, based on 71 evaluations.

In general, critics had mixed opinions about the film, highlighting both its charming moments and its narrative limitations.

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“The film recovers, and the ending works, but the fragile premise would require much more to prevent the story from dragging out the way it does”these Pete Hammond do Deadline

“It helps that Teller and Olsen work so well together, that she can bring out the best in a co-star who can sometimes seem distant on screen, and that Turner knows exactly how to make this “perfect guy” seem flawed but still likable.”these David Fear do Rolling Stone.

“A piece of afterlife worldbuilding that entertains for a while and then runs out of steam”these Owen Gleiberman and Variety.

“The cast is up for the challenge, even if their best efforts aren’t enough to give Eternity the emotional depth it needs to become more than a partially charming thought exercise.”these David Ehrlich do IndieWire.

“It’s all quite clever and sweet, even with a great flow of sadness present in almost every conversation in the film”these Richard Lawson do The Hollywood Reporter.

“A24 is ending the year in style with Eternity, from director David Freyne, which brings a fun afterlife twist to the love triangle, being both charming and intelligent, even if it doesn’t fully explore its concept”these Ross Bonaime do Collider.

“It’s charming and extremely fun, but by avoiding a conventional narrative to be more creative, the story loses some of its effectiveness”these Mae Abdulbaki do Screen Rant.

“The film is overwhelming and never tires of its devotion to the well-being of its characters, introducing elements of desperation and fun into a theological understanding”these Matthew darling do TheWrap.

The feature film arrives in cinemas on December 4th.

In an afterlife where souls have a week to decide where to spend eternity, Joan (Elizabeth Olsen) faces the impossible choice between the man she spent her life with (Miles Teller) and his first love (Callum Turner), who died young and waited decades for his arrival.

Miles Teller (Larry) and Callum Turner (Luke) co-star. Da’Vine Joy Randolph, John Early e Olga Merediz also join the cast as Anna, Ryan and Karen, respectively.

David Freyne takes over the direction of the project, while Pat Cunnane sign the script.

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